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CGMA – Key Frame Illustration for Production:

This course will teach students how to create stunning and cinematic keyframes. Utilizing a variety of techniques for rendering, we will explore the key elements that make up keyframes like composition and color, mood, and lighting. The class will consist of two parts: firstly we will explore the basic principles behind cinematic images so that we can become familiar with the various concepts and the languages they use. In the second students will complete an individual project which will make a series of key frames based on the information they have learned over the previous months. The course will assist students to develop an immersive experience and also improve their workflow by using the most advanced techniques in the industry.

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Notice: 3D rendering techniques will be integrated into the rendering process; students are able to complete the tasks using 2D methods, however, using 3D is highly recommended. Additionally, students will be able to access resources like 3D assets to complete specific elements of the tasks if they require them.

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Week: Cinematography: Part I
Week: Cinematography: Part II
Week: Key Frame Project: Part I
Week: Key Frame Project: Part II | Color Light Sketches
Week: Key Frame Project: Part III | Building your scene
Week: Key Frame Project: Part IV
Week: Key Frame Project: Part V | Compositing
Week: Key Frame Project: Part VI | End

What is Key Frame Illustration for Production?

Key frame illustrations are an essential part of the pre-production process in animation, film, and video game development. They serve as visual reference points for the most important moments or frames in a sequence, helping to establish the overall look, style, and composition of the final product.

Remember that key frame illustrations are not only valuable for the production team but also for maintaining a consistent visual style throughout the project. They serve as a guidepost for everyone involved, helping to bring the director's vision to life.